With the 2018 eventing season drawing to its conclusion, Bicton Arena will be in celebratory mood next weekend with its four-day international competition, writes Lucy Johnson.
Wincanton Racecourse will be opening its doors to the public on Friday, October 12 to show off its new facilities ahead of its first meeting of the new season which begins Friday, October 19, writes Lucy Johnson.
Organisers of this weekend’s Bicton Arena Horse Trials are working around the clock to ensure the best going possible for its affiliated competition in light of the long spell of dry weather, writes Lucy Johnson.
The point-to-point season drew to a close on Saturday, when the Torrington Farmers hosted their meeting at the popular course on the edge of Umberleigh, writes Donna Harris.
The third and final point-to-point horserace meeting takes place at the stunning location of Bratton Down, Bratton Fleming this coming Sunday (June 10), writes Donna Harris.
A warm afternoon attracted a large crowd to the Exmoor meeting at Bratton Down which featured a riding double for the up and coming County Cork born jockey Bryan Carver, writes Granville Taylor.
The second of three point-to-point horse racing fixtures take place at the popular course at Bratton Fleming next Sunday (June 3), writes Donna Harris.
A healthy total of 63 runners contested the six races before a large crowd enjoying the warm sunshine at Upcott Cross where the South Tetcott point-to-point meeting was held, writes Granville Taylor.
The South West area point-to-point for the final weekend of May is being held at the Upcott Cross course where the South Tetcott will host their meeting on bank holiday Monday (May 28), writes Donna Harris.
Bicton Arena’s four-day showjumping extravaganza takes place next weekend (May 24 -27) when some of showjumping’s brightest stars will be in action, writes Lucy Johnson.
The glorious backcloth of Exmoor was seen at its best in the warm spring sunshine on Sunday before a packed crowd for the Dulverton West meeting at Bratton Down, writes Granville Taylor.
Point-to-Pointing heads back down to Cornwall next weekend where the Four Burrow are to hold their second meeting of the season at the popular Trebudannon course near Newquay on Sunday (May 13), writes Donna Harris.
PHOTO GALLERY by Becca Gliddon and Stefan Gordon. Crowds in their thousands turned out for Saturday’s cross country day at the 2018 Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials
A double treat is in store this bank holiday weekend for point-to-point racing enthusiasts when The Modbury Harriers stage their meeting at Flete Park on Saturday (May 5) and then the Stevenstone meeting at Vauterhill, takes place on Monday (May 7), writes Donna Harris.
The prestigious Exeter Racecourse intermediate final takes centre stage on a six race card at Exeter on May 8, when the glitz and glamour descend on Haldon Hill with the fixture coinciding with the course’s annual ladies’ night, writes Lucy Johnson.
Will Biddick’s remarkable weekend continued at the Axe Vale Harriers fixture at Stafford Cross, where he added four more winners to his win in Ireland on Friday evening, coupled with a double from his two rides at Trebudannon on Saturday (April 28), writes Granville Taylor.
Bicton Arena International Horse Trials provided an outstanding three days of competition with world-class competitors among more than 800 horse and rider combinations who were in action on the Clinton Devon Estate, writes Lucy Johnson.
There are two point-to-point meetings in the area this weekend with the first being held at Trebudannon, situated near St Columb Major in Cornwall, where the re-arranged meeting, hosted by The Four Burrow, is on Saturday (April 28), writes Donna Harris.
